CITRUS: The Next Generation (C1 - Large) | Nourdine Sanders it then splits into two

it then splits into two separate chips

you won't believe it -- a signed coin disappears from the magician's hand and reappears in your wallet

And the biggest feature of the design is that its face cards have no color or points

Do you collect custom brick boxes (standard 4 rows of 3 decks configuration) but find that they are easily torn and damaged

for a secure closure of the case while still allowing for easy access to the decks inside

CITRUS: The Next Generation (C1 - Large) | Nourdine Sanders it then splits into twoA SIGNED Bill in an Unprepared Orange? Read on!! Throughout the history of magic, we've seen countless methods for secretly inserting borrowed banknotes inside lemons, eggs, or various kinds of fruit nested together like Russian dolls. They've used prepared fruit, switched bills and torn corners to 'prove' that the bill remains the same, although your spectator cannot usually sign it. All this, though, was before Nourdine created CITRUS: The Next